Conservation Projects

Explore our ongoing initiatives to protect and study nēnē populations across Hawaii. From cutting-edge technology to community-driven efforts, these projects form the backbone of our conservation work.

Active

CatMap

Interactive mapping platform for tracking and monitoring feral cat populations near nēnē habitats. Help us identify high-risk areas and protect vulnerable bird populations.

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Active

Predator Control

Comprehensive program to manage invasive predator populations affecting nēnē, including feral cats, mongoose, and rats. Focused on humane and effective control methods.

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In Development

Remote Monitoring

Using network-connected cameras and acoustic technology to monitor nēnē populations through band number identification and bioacoustic analysis, with multiple monitoring systems deployed in key locations.

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Completed

Keaukaha Speed Study

Research project analyzing traffic patterns and implementing measures to reduce nēnē fatalities in the Keaukaha area of Hawaii Island.

ResearchSafetyUrban Planning
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Get Involved

Our projects thrive on community participation. Whether you're a researcher, photographer, or conservation enthusiast, there's a way for you to contribute.

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